Ah, home again...
Wow, Washington's as beautiful as I remember and just as wet. Traffic's wonderful, thanks mainly to the blissful holiday season, but that's easily overlooked. Weather is freakishly cold, probably in the 40's to 50's, far colder then south cali and our noses can't figure out to freeze or continually dribbble. The flight here was good and thankfully without incident, only a slight delay from San Francisco to here, twas' wonderous that we didn't even need to get off the plane on that stop.
Now, for the battery of familial visits from either side, and the usual "OH MY GOD, IT'S BEEN TOO LONG!" sessions as well as the continual questioning as to our jobs as well as to how much longer it'll take before I get my rear into development and out of Customer Service.
Ah, to dream...
I am presently trying to figure out dad's computer set-up, and if I can get everything squared away I shall post 'shots of the trip as we go along. I've already taken a few and hope to post them to share. Sadly, the computer's not reading that the camera's plugged into the USB, even though dad's camera works just fine when HE does it. It boggles the mind all of the odd switchbacks and coul-de-sacs of technology, and I hope to prevail in the war that is that process of man vs' the machine. if not, I'll be another wimpering male broken by the family computer... As if there's not going to be enough of THAT through the holiday season across the states.
Yarr! Have at ye, USB port!
Now, for the battery of familial visits from either side, and the usual "OH MY GOD, IT'S BEEN TOO LONG!" sessions as well as the continual questioning as to our jobs as well as to how much longer it'll take before I get my rear into development and out of Customer Service.
Ah, to dream...
I am presently trying to figure out dad's computer set-up, and if I can get everything squared away I shall post 'shots of the trip as we go along. I've already taken a few and hope to post them to share. Sadly, the computer's not reading that the camera's plugged into the USB, even though dad's camera works just fine when HE does it. It boggles the mind all of the odd switchbacks and coul-de-sacs of technology, and I hope to prevail in the war that is that process of man vs' the machine. if not, I'll be another wimpering male broken by the family computer... As if there's not going to be enough of THAT through the holiday season across the states.
Yarr! Have at ye, USB port!
posted by Prismatik at 7:18 PM
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